My brother is getting married in 12 hours...

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...and I still haven't got a gift for him.

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Thinking of just getting them a card, and throwing a check in there for a few hundred.

Gifts are more "creative" but for wedding gifts I'm assuming cash is king?
 

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get him a betting account at 5 dimes... 400$ or something
 

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Yep ,Cash in an envelope sounds good.Be sure to write your name on it:toast:
 

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That's all we wanted, 80 percent of our gifts were cash related.

p.s. congrats gatorhater.
 

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Enjoy the party

If there was something he really wanted that he would value more than what you spend on it, he would have already bought it for himself. Anything other than cash is being irrational
 

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When my brother was getting married, I knew he was going to be short on money towards his honeymoon so I offered to pay for it, and that was my gift to them.

But looking back to when I got married, I have to agree that cash is the best gift. Not saying the appliances or other things aren't great and all... But cash gives the couple liberty to use it towards the things they really need, or want.

BOL to your brother!


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